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DISPOSING OF MILLIONS.
r.ru.v,r1. T.. McCREADY THE TESTATOR.

vovy ur DIVIDED HIS ESTATE AMONG Ills WIFE
ANY. CrILDREv-NO PUBLIC BFQUEsrs
III. will OF Notaaniel l. McCready the founder OF the
MA Dominion Steamship Company, ana It's iresiucnl
from its organization 10 the time OF his death al sea
Last October has been admitted to probate. 1t is I'M
posbe to ascertain tie value OF his estate as those IN
tere,,ed refuse make any nen 1t is estimated NJ
from 50 500 900 to 100000 Tie will expressly stipu
latss that his and trustees shall not file an in
ventory the personal property The will was drawn
by Clarence A. Seward who one OF the witnesses
The other witness. was Henry y. Num- OF No 81 West
Eleventh st. Tie will dated Juno "a 1887, before
Mr. McCresdy sailed for Europe.
The section directs the payment OF Mr. McCready
funeral expenses and his just debts The second secoh
ratides and confirms the title OF his whe'
Caroline Amanda McCready, TO all properly
which he had given her before his death By t. e thrd
sccon he Wills her all his houschsd furniture and works
The fourth section gives hcr his 10, and stable at
No 1872 West Hghteenthst and all his horses carriages
and stable by the NTH section Mrs Mc're'"y
ge;s S25 900 year. payable quarterly enc "So so''
$50 600 outright All this is given in lieu OF dover
The sixth section gives $4,000 10 Msrga!ct l. his'
niece of the testaor BY the seventh section each enc
Of his children gets $4,000 Tie eighth section gives
sos 600 In trust 10 and trustees Inc IN
come of this trust is TO 60 10 DR. Benjamin W. NC
Cready tho testator's brother When Dr. McCreaiS
dies $4,000 goes outright to his eloes.
daughter Miss Mary L. McCready. and
the ether 500 coo revers back the estate Tic ninth
section says that the residue of the estate Is TO he hed
I'm trust in as many equal portions the tesator had
children The trustees are TO pay to each hGlr we III
come his her and upon his or her dea pay
over the principal OF the share To ad among me lest
tors hnesl DEFENDANTS AID the child so dyine ma! ny
will designate wis shall receive sucl loru"s ien i'
low directions and authorizations TO the trustees as ~
methods OF investing and caring for the property.
The section names az his executor ana p
the testator's wife. his two daughters Elouse VI hoo
bins and Louise W. Whalcy. his son. NathaueI /. NC
Creedy ir and his friend John c. Westervelt. the
broker They required TO give any bonds OF Sc
curity In case the office OF trustee snail DccoAc
legal effect entirely vacant, the testator appoints INC
Farmers Loan and Trust Company as trustee csiell
attached the will gives TO the sonislaw or ME- NC
Cready William W. Robbins, 100000 "for his ind'idua
nd Dene
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WHAT rs GOIEG ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF John NO-t bcIOr' j udst OV"AB'
Board OF Aldermen. Cuy Han noon
AoIrduct Investigating Con.nitioe meeting .,
Meeting ~ fhe Rev. Hugh %. lcntecosS congregations
Bellc,il-, y. j., : p IN. go ,,....,,,,. >
west End Avenue Associations No lAO I'io"u""'' .
Reception and in AID OF Home for the pesU'"'c
Blind. Hotel Bruuswick 800, ..,,o
OHIO Society election 40 o6G Fiith-avc., evening,
National Amateur Skating Association elections "i''u
linton Hotel. : M. .t
Commonwealth cub. Metropolitan Hotel evening "a
Lecture by John \. Henry, Literary IIal no 10
Fair in aid Of ST. Andrews Church, No 10 East One
lund ed and twcr ty-Gfth-s'. &, -
Charlie, seymour, lecture. Lyccum Theatre p H.
Ncetin. OF the Police HoUI.
plot a nj -iOucfs' meeting.
Presentation OF marksmcns badges, list Regiment AT
evening.
TIomcs-Fcv art-ep'ritualst and mindrcadine per
(urnancc StcinWay Hail. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

lied with tho election sf the following ocers Pres
dent John Hibbtts: vice-preSideni. James Mccarthy
secretary George Ton treasurer Michael MACK; IN
structor. william Harliug; property men, Michaei
Whalen AMI Richard lIsr lag.
During the past three weeks nearly 'Nty nave sign'u
the Reform club Temperance pledge. John IL. french
o;,, tho ,r.sflcucr Of the club on Thursday night
after four years service.
william Brock OF Mountain Vicw-avc., was thrown
from his buggy while out riding ycsierday ana was taKen
seusees and bleeding several wounds to his home
lie will recover.
At the Republican primaries las. night nominations
we're made for City Counc lmcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

The Eichrorl County pa'icr have ien1 the stranger
vho an November i abandoned the threeyeaI-"d BOY
At inc Cass,nia Hotel. Totcuyc. warrant mas "crl
issued and 70 10 expected iitt INC s'i""7'' wa " "
rested today
The funeral Of Father John Tcw' of st. Narys church
"a marrow nornng AT - ocsck. The burial Will be Ia
the churclydfd
Miss Kitty McKernan OF Now-li X iton accompanied
v Tr COL yi.tfr her father yesterday d. tao ErWond
county Jail where ne had been taken oH warrant
s.ur,i on the complaint OF pr Con on mo cAarEr "i
n, a. npri. ouiueit and malicious ptu>acutlou lr 'ou
Il /. nm lrrs'1oI Will ui'hIr1w i, cS1PlhAL and nave
Nckc~uau released froln custody.
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rpooK1yy,s WATER SUPPLr FATLTNG

cty Works Commissioner Conner called the attention
OF the Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday 10 the need OF moro
water supply as tho Hampstead storage reservoir II
,eary dry and he has had 10 shut of all the watering
,r,,,bs in tho city and has informed consumers
that Il is necessary to economic, as the daily
consumption now is 5O.OOoO00 gallons. The plans Tor
additional supply have been ready FOR many months but
tine Ald.ryncn have failed TO act In regard % them.
A,ofler communication was received bJ tho BtoskJA
Aldermen Yesterday from ths Ramap0 Water company
renewing the offer 10 furnish AZ adequate water supply
far tho city from NtHlD" watershed In Eocklahd
and orange Counties. Thy referred all matters rent
ns to tie water supply to the Water and Drainage
COMMITTEES.
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HOME NE VS..
,po>;I%TNT ARRIVALS.

rtb Ir.ny, Rofsi-s.nator John sherman, OF ONO anu
rrcssmap g. NJ Landcr' of Connecticut n
CHARLIE. de Russ Minister al a>hhSton
MUG az" 1.HssNJndcc william Eumscy. OF the New'
York supreme Court; PIcuuss Bailey OF ttlca = y u
Nofn ALBANY Mira john O. Carlisle OF HtuOsS
Holman HovSe-H Henry : King NJ r. OF Eng 1" ,rt
ii. Bingham, OF ihlla'loIpila 'eD
J,eIudVr Alfred c. Coke of Utca. HOfet hIuHt~'.N
u G: Patterson, ~ T.. OF Windsor, ont anu p,c
Amman of chicago StIreUGnt H0ust-fh Sehlo
Harrow OF Georgia MprGg M H"itsIne ION ~, ~.
inss Iicerid Hof6t 1t = SlnH"l " %
burvpori dsf0r HouSe-lnslahce superintendent
II A Maxi of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

The Female Charitable society held its eighty fourth
annual meeting yesterday. Arsl"it Of the work o. hs
society was read The treasurer, rcp' showed receipt,
20 40 30 and disbursements sd.G'J - The "so"r''
ment- for the Fresh.Air Fund wcra 1908 -
suit Vas beg u Je5ters.y ia u- Circuit Coart against
Justice Joseph T. Bradley, of the United states supreme
Court owmer Of prapery az Bank aud iir'al si+ aLd
the tenants Of he property FOR 10000 DANA 'c' The
plaintiffs Maria Edelhtu's~r, mother OF Max Ldehau--
SCR the boy wAO fousd ioi At the bottom OF the
area VI The builliHg absut a year ago
Jldgo John McGIcssr o. TIA Court OF Errors ami AP
neal Of New Jersey was accosed the Pannsy vania
Railroad station ycstcriiy d. Lu-eno MAN better
known as Funeral joe" Judge Mcdrogor took 40 no
tee OF tho fellow and the latter In rage struck ss
Judge with his l.t Tho sgSrsssor was arrested.
Health Officer Wallacs has been inform d by ihe state
Board Of Health that of the discharged passengers
OF tho Alesia have como 10 Nswark steps have bean
taken TO keep tho newcomers under constant oil
lance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

vns not fairly lie thereupon seized the sec
rstary's books and jumped out of a window lie WAY
pursued some distance by the brethren OF tho Mnaay
faction but they did not succeed III overtaRlng nm, u,
suhseoucuty Prudential was arrested charge or
stealing tho books lie then had aunday arrested iot
libel Justice Naeber. after hearing the eIloehco VI
many members OF the synagogue. dismissed both COLI
paints and ordered the books TO be surrendered 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
ALONG TIE SCUM.

BRrpGrroEr.-The Hydraulic. or Old water COMPANY
and the Citizens or Now Water Company A"'o coaS'
dated thcr interests.
Crrrvw1cu-N stranger cairs - VI Nerrti " cons
s,ahe last week and hired hersc Ia 20 20 fOft hester
and ms NOT vet returned. search mas Dee uauc out
without avail. Tia turnout Was valued al H'"V'
Norw,K.-The public inst allation OF the Rev edWaId
orsor "a C,,nl,iu IA chef OF the Grand Army OF tho
Tnnuho will take place tho Arnov TINS AFTERNOON
C,Yrrusr Isin,bury and stan Will be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER
RAILWAYS PILLS.


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,mut,n of The iio,,.- au1 u other arrangements
o. iltr iut,ru,l v.c-il Purely vegetable CONTAINING no
mercury miutnls dcrtcouo diur% ftte -'N'"'' pot
box. sold uy tli druggists
uN ~PIP-It.
DIR rNDWNNf PILLS arr a euro for n s. complaint
Tncy restore the stomach ana enable n To- per
.r a, uiut.loI. symptom. ot 10y spep-a dstpprdt
eu liability tc system 10 contract disease
Il axe The medicine According 90 directions and observe what
q ulrt \ lew "Ntttcts
from the many letters constantly receiving.
ur 4 a. NnlGlrltook. purlvle Ca. II use them in my
fam l. preference fu all other PiU-.
Nh. caro- Inc ,nuteth Deer creek. int 81 believe my
No saved by your medicine NaNo long borh SUI
frtlng Will pv-pop-n and Liver complaint.
IT, \ carr r. NJ. EscambA. Ala: Best flIs he has ever
T. IIummcI Boonvlc No.: cured HIM when all others
failed g., 1870
Alice r. ohaver VT. storm ". Va ~ positively say
4t Eiw n are tho Pls ever Lat Tor il spcp~i
a send "A letter stamp to DIR ROADWAY & co, No. 81
warren 81 Sew. YnlA lOr False AMI True"
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rncrrn 80 - Ar4Lr "a INQrE.E

Patrick King % the 9TH T.. = Artillery stationed NJ
Fort Hamilton l. l.. who shot an! killed Ryan H. Wins
nm Saturday, night was taken in custody by Uuitcd
etafcs Nar.hals Bc.art aud Focalty yesterday. Ihcy
took him bcfsre United states Commission Alien IN
Brooklyn. where las pleaded Not guilty 70 we oh"tse
Of iuurrr and was committed 20 Raymond street all
for examination wrrt from today. coroner IO"HOy
u,1Il h.II mo lnlnnat inNnN 10 Fort IIamllon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
ORANGE.

Mrs, John Valentine applied TO the police YESTERDAY TOT
assistance in preventing her husband from DESERVING her'
sno said she an her husband had disagreed ana that ne
had qui, The house. The police could 10 hohhs ana
Volontin. was seen to take Train for NcW-iorR, Inc
IL a. ro,,,, anI delicate and has been r''red two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
EInnMrIELD.

Tho Rev Ezra D. simons. pastor OF tho FIRST
Baptist Church. has need ms intention 10 re'h"'
bavi,c r,ceived call to become the assistant OF he
d. Tr u,cArthur of the calvary Church. Of New-Iork
TIc will nreacn hi, farewell sermon next sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
vrsrCursTER COUNTY.

Tho annual tax sale will take place at vltocheUf
q, u.ccmhcr -. Ire list complies thirty pieces .
r,rtv nd most OF the LOIS have buildings upon them
NH. Henubicaus Of \ew-EOchele VIII hsI nl'rlhi
NJ Inc Music Han. Nechanic-st. on IhnIsdtN eF'hlh
fer the purpose OF forming II permanent h'P"oic"'
club
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InNG I-LAND.

oi,ni ,,.s,t..t of The ay shore Bank. new nsitu
80, y.r' viii bsen business December /. The bank
ia orcruilel with "A capital oil TJO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
NEWS FHON THE SrBUPBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Patrick Mccormack coAml't"d Tor triu ye, terday
Tor atrocously assallt'g his wife
ON Friday Afternoon bernard NcGovern, nc sixty, fell
from tho tsp tho bottom Of lisAt Of stHra at Ls
h.mc so. 80 First.t. lie Injured Internally and
los il 4 critical condition at Il. Francis 'ptaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
CRAZE cHARGE AGAINST Two TEACHERS
JERSEY CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ACCUSED
OF MN IEAIITY.

Tho Jersey city Board Of Education held a secret
session yesterday, and made partial Investigation OF
the charge Of immoral conduct preferred 10y JaHior
Corfgan against Pliucip pal IICyt Of Public school NO
s. The members Of the Board. The accusrf ana 4"
cused and the witnesses were cniOEcd 10 the stlcifi
secrecy and they wcrc more particularly pl'd-'d u"
avoid reporters. Janitor Coih@an% statement was
FIRST taken IIc reiterated 10 dstal tlc statements
made In hl, formal charge that improper ice'iDn, rN
listed between Mr. Ioyt and Miss Lewis. the principal
of PIE Primary Department. lie SAID that Mr. HJyt
and Miss Lewis were frequently locked IN private
room together The lanitor made specific charge
OF immoral conduct which he witnessed on one occa-
sion recently.
His story corrOboratcd by lis wife Mrs
Hilchcn ncghbor, GrO, Couiran alleges, saw vi.
IiOyt and Miss L'wls Kissing each other sent letter
stating that account OF siciuc,. lu her family She
could not attend the hearing. Mr. lIoyt took the
stand and denied AL OF Com gan, statement, with
great Vccmencc and lnd.gr alton lie said that I'm his
twenty years connection with the public schools
lmprOp rcty with Miss Lewis amy other teacher
lie denounced COrgaus assertions as base false hoods
and alleged that The janiOr was frequently dunk
Miss Lewis not present. as She had not been called
to appear. Tho invest ION was not finished, but
thc fOmd Viii hold a regular meeting ills afternoon
when some action may be taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
PLAINFIELD.

Robert Binnlng manager OF the electric light station
while rcparn. had bis hand terribly burned by the
electric current.
The Rev. Mr. Livermorc has been called from New
York to accept a pastOrate at New Market
To-day is the day Of registration for tho city election
which will occur December g.
The st. Marys Dramatic Association has been reorgan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Il your carpet y you wish to restore its coors to their Original
use Ivory SOAP and tcpd water; apply sbbng bush very little
water After scrubng lightly rub the carpet VIII"
cloth frequently with clear to take up the Dirt and soap wing
out the cloth thoroughly before weting it again.
,opD There represented Just as good as the IVORY !
NOT but like cOueHts lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities {"
WARNING.) genuine for Ivory" Soap and insist getting IT,
Copyright by
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srxA oocrk TRUSTEES ~ A roLIcE oorRr

STNAGOGUE TRUSTEES ~ POLICE COURT
The congregatisn OF Beth Jacob Synagogue In Keap-
st. Williamsburg. well represented yesterday in
Justice Nscher's court, where the cases OF Trustees
Simon Prudential and Solomon Munday were called
for trial Fren1cntha charged with larceny and
Munday with malicious Nbol Each complained az tho
other. Frendeutha and Mu1day are leaders Of rival
fac.sss in the synagogue. shsrt time ago. when an
sectsn for officers held the Frsnden,hal factisn
sas bsa.en bnt Frsnden:ha claimed that the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Advertise n,ents admitted iufs thc,. co,um..
.re rccomm ended to the readers TIE TRen.t
UNH ns thoroughly reliable ant br'iisu o..
be dsuc by mail with the advertis,., ~'.. r.,i
eel safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Dear little bright eyed baby boy,
His mother = hore Ina fathers lov.
Years from nov they VIII all look hack
10 the beautiful picture made By iach.
Children are our I,t-." fAon BROS. al broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

KrNNEDY's HATS the best at the least money
Derbyh 90 - 3D. ~ 90 SIX Hats. ~ 10 ~ 10 50
saving ~ % per hat. 70 Csru~nltst, upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. ID.

Usurs-s 10 L. tel Diseases Of thu Nervous System
Ceaito- Urinary organs Impstsncs asd sterilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-07
Investigating the Strike.
WHAT A RAILROAD PRESIDENT TOLD THE CoMMITTI

WHAT RAILROAD PRESIDENT TOLD THE COMMITTEE
IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE assembly committee to
inquire into the causes OF the strikes met again
to-day. Frederick A. Potts, president OF the New
York, Susquehanna and Western railroad, testified
that he Was member of the coal exchange. He
said that 1t was composed OF 35 members, whole
sale dealers In coal OF this city. 1t was not stock
corporation, and Its expenses were paid by annual
assessment. 1t had nothing to do with the price
II ane ~ object to
minor abuses. 1t had nothing to do with
the price Of labor except the harbor
lighterage. The coal boatmen lastf all struck
for higher wages. They appealed to the coal ex-
change, and O committee was appointed to adjust
the rates on the 25th Of each month. For the
month Of January the boatmen declined to load
their boats and TO keep the contract. 1t was
sides. Everything depends on the rapidity with
which the boats can be loaded. The want Of coal
delays the boats now, and beside that, the coal
and Brooklyn cities consumed from 100000 to
5000, 600 tons per year. Witness said there were
five companies selling coal-Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and western railroad, Delaware and Hud-
railroad, New Jersey Central railroad and the
Pennsylvania railroad. The average cost of coal
production, when yalties paid land 1881
to sl.75 per ton. 1t is difficult to determine the
cost OF transportation. New York wholesale
prices OF coal averages $40 per ton The retail
prices are high On account of the expense OF
transportation. The regular price OF coal deliv-
cred at Hoboken is s3.l5; lighterage, 1ec.; load
ing, 2Oc.; carting to the yards costs 4Oc. to Soc
more per ton. At present nghterage is roc. Re
ta1lers average SOC. per ton In profit. Some make
are tied up. The strike caused the advance in
nghterage. There is no increase in expenses to
boat owners. Some companies charge for the col
lection OF trimming. There is an understanding
ton OF coal not to mine too much and overcrOwd
the market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-07
DIED.

HONS BhESS1 e &c SsS sss yea
FunersI from his fathers residence. No 1915 L
street northwest st O'Clock Tuesday morning Rsv.
Father Msckin viii celebrste requiem mass at Be- Nat
tnsw sneI e = S O'Clock f0r the Of h sou.
DONNEILY; On February 6. 1857. ct Al 40 pm.
SARAH DoNAKILY. daughter q the lsse osahsnns
Funeri notice in Tuesdays papss
MCMAHON. On February 6, 1882, II the tWvnty-
second year of his age, JOHN ANDREW, youngest son
q the Late and n. ssndSSlps ..o end
truller.
Intermsnt Alexandra Va.
baltimore aud Port Tobacno, Nd. Virginia md ".
Virgins papers pssese copyJ
s .sdiE 1870 sse WI = .s2
b ~ McGuire, axod eight y0AEn.
Funeral VII t.ke place nom ps5sess. rendsnes 1900
NORRIS. In memosiam q HA1Ry @. MORRIS.
who died on February 3D. 1857, ct 3 30 pm q Nm
iosea b. - SSs Essx him he died IN q Socs
blssfuf heFofer. Hs last words wsea have 80 mo
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-07
Verdict Against Western Union.
AN INTERESTING DECISION IN NORTH CApnI IVA

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Feb. IA suit was decided
just before midnight Saturday. by the superior
court giving Judgment for damages against the
Western Union Telegraph company for failure
TO deliver dispatch sent by Cannon, FetZer and
Wadsworth, general mercants, to Tannahin Co.,
OF New York. to cover five hundred bales OF cotton
futures The Judgment was for $1,000. The
question was: "Was there damage by negligence
OF defendants operator at Concord or New York.
and If so, what amount Of damage? and were
plaintiffs engaged in wager contract involving
the delivery OF cotton futures, which was void
under the statute?"
The defendant pleaded that the company had
stipulated that it would not be responsible in
sending messages unless repeated, for which ad-
ditfonal charge was made; I'd, that the plaintiffs
dealings in New York were wagering contracts
grams being In cipher the company could not, in
any event be held liable to more than nominal
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-07

The Alabama senate, by a vote of 10 60 10. has
adopted a joint resolution requesting the Alahama
representatives In congress to vote fur tho MAR
Elm the Bouc1canlt divorce caSe.fn New York
John Gilbert, the well-known comedian, ees-
tilted that he had always understood Mr. and
MIS- Dion Bouclcanlt to be married pecpaa Mr.
Boucicault was IN the habit OF introducing her a.
his wife.
Cassius NJ Clay announces famself republican
candidate for the domination Cor governor a Ken
lucky.
The Rev. T. De witt Taimsge denies tnas he Is
going TO Chicago as pastor q Plymouth O0Gega-
uonal church OF that city.
The popes ALLEGATION at the coming omusnosy
VIII especially refer 70 the expansion OF the Cath.
Ole propaganda In North America
Early yesterday morning vandaua, ChampaRno
and adjacent places In Illinois and Evansy7lle
Ind, were badly shaken BY earthquake. No
damage is reported
Martin Olson, ex-postmasfer OF Dayton, Iowa.
was arrested In Minneapolis SATURDAY morning on
q charge OF emoezznng 8, SOON government funds
A general Improvement prevails In tn stock
exchanges Of the bug cities OF Europa O. war
panic having TO some extent subsidized
dispatch from Vienna 70 the Paris DBu,ne
says: "Pr1nce Bismarck has succeeded In oIRsb-
fishing coalition between Austria, EnGiand and
Italy against Russia. Germany Wtn Join the Goa
luton II France supports Russia"
w. ID. English, OF san Francisco, was dlnad ana
presented with valuable diamonds In thai city by
California democrats
The secretary OF the TelegrapherS Mutual Ala
society, OF Boston, has gone with 81, 600 Of ths
funds OF his association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-07
A Case o. Mistaken Identity.
SENSATION sPOHED-THEM MORMON APOSTLE, CANNON


The story has been revived to the erect that
Apostle Cannon, OF the Mormon church, who is
now fugitive was seen in the ONCE OF the Secre-
tary OF the Interior some weeks ago, and that an
agreement had been made to the effect that II the
bin before Congress was defeated and the MOrmons
permitted to hold constitutional convention next
summer, they would agree to abandon polygamy.
In return for this, the story went, the Mormon
leaders promised the democrats two United States
Senators and three electoral votes. The origin OF
this story was told 10 STAR reporter to-day, at
least that part OF 1t referring 10 the visitor cannon
to the Interior department.. OneOf the prominent
officials OF the department thought that he saw
Cannon about the building and, forgetting that
the apostle OF the Mormon church was fugitive
he mentioned the matter incidentally to several
persons In the course OF conversation. In think
ing the matter over he came to the conclusion that
IL must have been a case OF mistaken identity.
Apostle Cannon has not been in the Secretary'S
Office, and the only foundation Tor the story Is
that given above.